I have the zip (which fails in AR).
I have the splash1.img file from
the zip.
Is there a f'astboot flash splash filename.ext'
command? Or do I rename the zip file for
hboot?
You have to be s-off to flash splashes and must have them as splash1.img in a ph98img
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Got it. I made a note to remind me next time .
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Is there a way I can flash back to the original recovery that was on the EVO 3d when i purchased it?
I'm guessing your talkin about team win recovery. Find it in dev section. Dl it rename it PG86IMG.zip put it on the root of your SD. Power off and go into boot loader it will tell u how to do the rest.
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Extract the recovery.img from an RUU and flash it.
私のEVO 3Dから送信される。
dastin1015 said:
Extract the recovery.img from an RUU and flash it.
私のEVO 3Dから送信される。
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Or do that.
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how exactly do you extract the recovery.img from the RUU
PanaFonic said:
how exactly do you extract the recovery.img from the RUU
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I believe you have to open the ruu img and look for the recovery.img file
Open the ruu img with a ISO program like magic iso or power iso
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thanks but i have some zip files and every RUU i come across is a exe
Use the ruu then do the ota updates
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PG86IMG_Shooter_S_Sprint_WWE_2.08.651.3_Radio_0.97 .10.0808_NV_SPCS_1.31_003_release_219445-signed.zip
http://www.filesonic.com/file/3169153544
MD5: ED069A002ABEE5521FD781FB26AF02E6
download this
unzip its in there
I mean ... The factory recovery ofcourse
Does any body have a link to where I can download the factory recover ? Can't find it anywhere in the ruu
gregpyro said:
Does any body have a link to where I can download the factory recover ? Can't find it anywhere in the ruu
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Flash through fastboot.
Edit: After you unzip it.
Thank you . Can I flash this using flash image GUI ?
gregpyro said:
Thank you . Can I flash this using flash image GUI ?
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Just use fastboot.
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tailsthecat3 said:
Flash through fastboot.
Edit: After you unzip it.
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I have to rename It?
Here is the stock recovery from the cdma 2.17 ruu in a PG86IMG.
Simply put it on the root of your sd card and then boot to your bootloader and let it flash.
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Flash through fastboot.
Edit: After you unzip it.
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Is this can be flash on evo3d gsm also?
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i try to flash on bootloader but says parsing
alyareck said:
i try to flash on bootloader but says parsing
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install adb, fastboot and your device drivers.
go to your adb and fastboot folder put the recoveryEVO3D.img (extracted from the rar tailsthecat3 provided) there.
next go to the command prompt, navigate to the folder with adb in it, and type "adb reboot bootloader" (without the quotations ofc)
when your phone has booted into the bootloader (it should say FASTBOOT USB near the top), type "fastboot flash recovery recoveryEVO3D.img" (again without the quotation marks).
Please be careful, as attempting to flash a CDMA recovery on a GSM phone and vice versa is a bad idea.
That said the recoveryEVO3D.img above is CDMA i believe.
OK so here's my problem. In a nutshell, I was using my dude Chingys ineff. Made a backup n flashed the clean ics with its own flashable boot.img after the flash. I made a restore and tried to go back to ineff. Well clearly that's a problem without the right boot image. I flashed one I had with my fingers crossed and that wasn't the correct one. Now I can't even do a fresh install of clean ics because its boot image won't work now. Chingy is away from his PC and can't dropbox it to me. Can anyone help me with this so I can flash it without my PC (I'm at work) and restore my ineff backup? Please n thanks community! =)
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boot.img is in the ROM file. Just use a zip program to open the file and it will be right there. You'll need to use ADB to push the file to your phone, can't flash a img file. Or use Scott's CleanFlash program.
b5fan said:
boot.img is in the ROM file. Just use a zip program to open the file and it will be right there. You'll need to use ADB to push the file to your phone, can't flash a img file. Or use Scott's CleanFlash program.
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That's not the answer I was looking for. Lol. I'll check out that cleanflash ya said. Fingers crossed again
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Do you still need help?
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Sorry, didn't see you wanted something without a computer.
Have you tried reinstalling CleanICS. It's set up to create the flashable zip file for you.
Edit: Here is a post on how to create the flashable zip file.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1454255
I don't use ineff so I don't have the boot.img file for you.
afaik all you need to do is copy the boot.img and androidinfo.txt from the rom and zip it as PH89img.zip on the root of your sd card and flash through hboot
I'm having the same issue. I was on BAMF ROM and tried to install Clean ICS. The install went fine but the fastboot failed. Said the IMG was older.. tried other roms and the only way I could get my phone to boot up was to do a clean install of the BAMF ROM.
Not trying to hijack the thread just don't get why any of the ROMs I tried all fail the fastboot IMG except for the BAMF ROMS.
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Jetdr said:
I'm having the same issue. I was on BAMF ROM and tried to install Clean ICS. The install went fine but the fastboot failed. Said the IMG was older.. tried other roms and the only way I could get my phone to boot up was to do a clean install of the BAMF ROM.
Not trying to hijack the thread just don't get why any of the ROMs I tried all fail the fastboot IMG except for the BAMF ROMS.
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From my understanding BAMF ROM must be using a newer revision number and that is why you fail. Are you flashing from HBOOT or computer using fastboot? I thought you could push an earlier file through the computer.
title says it all. I'm not sure where to find the latest boot img
help? links would be best.
The boot.img from the latest stock rom? Can't you unzip the rom and get it or use flash gui?
can't use flash gui, phone is stuck at boot.
I'll try unzipping, thanks!
I'm not too familiar with ADB stuff but you might need to use that. There's guides for that in the dev section.
Extract the kernel from the Rom you flashed. Once you have the boot image, place it in you adb tools folder or SDK and connect to pc. Open the terminal and navigate to the folder and type fastboot flash boot boot.img
Well there ya go!
werd. Ok, I'm working on it. Thank you.
You misspelled word.
You misspelled "I'm a grammar nazi.".
I couldn't resist...
Well then, shouldn't the "g" and "n" be capitalized? - "Grammar Nazi":silly:
I am a grammar Nazi, and proud of it!
I have a program called boot.IMG flasher in Original Dev that has the latest boot.IMG, modules, and will even flash it for you if stuck in bootloop or in bootloader.
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-viperboy- said:
I have a program called boot.IMG flasher in Original Dev that has the latest boot.IMG, modules, and will even flash it for you if stuck in bootloop or in bootloader.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1917106 ^^^^^ he said
What is the image for or what does it do?
Thanks
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It's the kernel and all related files packed into a file called an image file
Flash A Recovery .img File From Recovery
Snuzzo has asked me to post this recovery flashing tool. It will let you insert any recovery that you use (must me the .img file) into the zip with 7 zip and then have a flashable recovery installer.
This eliminates the need to fastboot flash recovery or to use a PH98IMG.zip and flash from hboot.
Instructions:
1.) Place the recovery.img of your choice into the folder named "recovery" (Hint: It Says "put.recovery.img.here" in the folder where it goes)
2.) Place the zip onto your external sd card (ext_sdcard)
3.) Boot to recovery and flash the zip file
4.) Device will reboot, reboot manually if using TWRP and auto reboot doesn't work
This is snuzzos work not my own, I'm only posting it for him.
Download Link: http://d-h.st/OxR
Disclaimer: If you break, shatter, or brick your phone using this installer, we take NO responsibility. If you have random reboots, your phone sparks or smokes, or your wife divorces you, those are matters we refuse to be liable for, take up with Dr. Phil.
Might post an s on auto reboot version of this later.
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Awesome stuff! Didn't think you were going to post it.
Flyhalf205 said:
Awesome stuff! Didn't think you were going to post it.
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Yeah I was 50/50 on it.
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I have been using an app from the market to install recoveries but this is great for back up.
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Hey there,
I need help for flashing the CWM Touch recovery as image I downloaded from CWM homepage.
My P7500 is rooted and still working with CWM recovery. Now I want to update to the touch version but I can only install as zip via CWM or as md5 (or others) via Odin but not as img.
How is it to flash?
Regards.....
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atrost said:
Hey there,
I need help for flashing the CWM Touch recovery as image I downloaded from CWM homepage.
My P7500 is rooted and still working with CWM recovery. Now I want to update to the touch version but I can only install as zip via CWM or as md5 (or others) via Odin but not as img.
How is it to flash?
Regards.....
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Make a nandroid...then flash the zip in recovery. Then pick reboot recovery and enjoy
There are 3 ways to flash a recovery, depending on what type it is.
1. If it is a recovery.zip type, just flash it in recovery like any other zip file.
2. If it is a .tar.md5 or .tar file, flash it in Odin.
3. If it is a img file, rename it to recovery.img, and copy it to the root of your SD card, in terminal or adb shell, do this command:
Code:
su
dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p2
If you want to flash as img but the file is zip or .tar.md5, simply open up the zip file and extract the img file inside. For .tar.md5, rename it to .tar first, and extract it. The img file is inside too.
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The terminal mode was the right one.
Thanks for all answers.
Wish you all a merry Christmas.
Andreas
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A bit off-topic, but there is also twrp 2.6.0.0 available for our Tab.